0034.7305

Fuses are components used in circuits to protect them from overheating and excessive current flows. They are designed to break an electrical circuit if the current through the circuit exceeds a predetermined value. The 0034.7305 is an example of a low voltage, low amperage fuse used mainly in low-voltage applications such as electronic equipment and systems.

The 0034.7305 is a two-page glass tube fuse with thermoplastic crimp caps and sits flush with the fuseholder. The fuseholder is designed to prevent accidental disconnection of the fuse from the protected equipment. This fuse consists of two legs, one leg comprises the fuse element and the other leg comprises the protective element. The element is composed of a metallic ribbon encased in a spring-loaded plastic tube. The other leg serves as the fuseholder.

The working principle of the 0034.7305 is based on the melting of the fuse element by the heat generated by an increase in current flow. If the current that flows through the fuse exceeds a certain amount of amperage, the fuse melts and disconnects the circuit. This protects the circuit by automatically stopping the current. When the current is restored to its normal rate, the fuse will reseal and the connection will be restored.

The 0034.7305 is mainly used in low voltage applications, such as automotive electronics. It is also used to protect electronic equipment and systems from overcurrent and short-circuiting. It is perfect for applications where space is a concern, as the fuse element and fuseholder are integrated into one component. The 0034.7305 is also UL listed, which means that it meets the most stringent safety criteria.

In conclusion, the 0034.7305 is a low voltage, low amperage fuse with a number of applications. It is designed to protect circuits from overcurrent and short-circuiting, and is perfect for low-voltage applications such as automotive electronics and electronic equipment. It is UL certified and offers reliable protection for your circuit.